Thoughts Other Than...

Today I don't feel like stressing and giving light to myeloma or feeling crappy.
A lot has happened this summer some good and some so very bad.

The Good:

-Recently promoted- which actually took place months prior but I feel like throwing that in

-Finally getting process up in running for non-profit Mae's Breath in regards to 501 c 3

-Traveling to Hong Kong for about 2 weeks- business but no complaints from me :)

-Going to the renowned Nobu Restaurant in Hong Kong- yum!

-Seeing how God is working my mind with handling the good along with the bad- and how deep is

my faith when it comes to adversities

-Reviewing my stance on supportive friends and family... they do exist

-Traveling to the Bahamas for vacation... doctor approved and all

-Eating good food

-Celebrating this forth of July with a 70's Themed BBQ

-Limiting social alcohol intake- I guess that's good too... really it is :)

-Completing our kitchen floor project

- Putting to bed some of my mom's paperwork- miss her.

-Increasing my weekly healthy weekend walks with my husband

- Just living and being able to do things so many cannot. I'm extremely grateful and fortunate

Nobu... once in life time experience- trust me!

W Hotel.... Must I say more

Not in my palette but couldn't help taking photo of this masterpiece displayed

The beauty of Asia

70's theme BBQ- Battle wounds and all

Another Home Project down

Today 8-17-2014 my blue nail polish makes me feel good today

May this be a blessed week for you all... me too

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Plugging Multiple Myeloma

I had a wonderful conversation with a new friend on the trials of myeloma, and it was interesting that we’ve both experienced to some degree the nonchalant reactions when faced with our disease. The saying to walk a mile in one's own moccasins could never be far from the truth, sometimes you get the feeling that no one cares or your cause and or experience is not of interest...., or better yet taken seriously.... I'm reviewing various sources to promote Another Face of Multiple Myeloma , and after extensive research I found there a not many books on patient related experiences, which I find odd, with the exception of popular myeloma blogger Pat Killingsley, I found just two other personal stories from author's penned memoirs on myeloma, and one unfortunately passed away and the other I'm desperately trying to gather contact information. I was in the process of working with a top myeloma foundation to present my book to readers that could possbly relate to my experi

Mud Girl Obstacle 2023

This was my first race that was a thrill to take part in. Multiple Myeloma has been a crutch that I've been able to keep at the back end of my shoulder. It is essential to keep living and doing which I tend to do at the 10th degree. Despite the labels, the Mudrun race was a new thing to do and crush. I live by breaking the rules and breaking those assumptions that life stalls. We do know life is short and I find it my kryptonite to not allow the powers that be which sometimes are out of my control to limit what I want to do; perhaps Im fortunate in being able to do things with some limits of course with a different mindset than most. Crushing this feat of a 3-mile race with 17 obstacles in the mud, and making it through my fear of heights has now allowed me to consider other bucket list possibilities within reason to take a stab at. Cheers to living your best, even when the "You" has been tested at all degrees. Courtesy: Spitfir Production Courtesy: Spitfir Production

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